One thing to check - you initialise the ds18b20 sensors and then the one-wire component. Since the sensor initialisation uses the one-wire component this should be the other way around.

Martin

You can also toggle a pin in code or through the 'viewer' - there is a bit on the thread about simulation too(I think this is the correct thread) - where we use a pin toggle to simulate the decode = FC it's very good with this type of thing..

Martin

There are several examples of doing this on the board - though for different message protocols. https://www.flowcode.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1120 Which decodes ir signals. See if you can modify the code from this thread - if you are having bother then please post your code and someone may be ab...

Thanks - will be interesting to hear how you get on....

Not sure if this is a bug or my misunderstanding? On the esp32 - trying to use a WebServer component. I have wlan_esp32 and NetworkComms component added. There is a 'link to' field in properties - in v9 this would link to the network comms component. In v10 I can't select anything (so incorrect comp...

Anyone (Iain/Ben?) manage to get this to compile? I did a slightly more 'advanced' version - here it attempts to set the RTC from NTP on first run (files have timestamp) and takes a photo every 5s (change 'interval' if needed) - it uses deep sleep to try and minimise battery consumption. You'll need...

Found a small bug in constant handling.

Create a local string constant t[20] initial value ""

Then when I'd looked up the initial value - I went to change the constant by double clicking on it in the constant list - FC locks and then closes..

Works okay for a variable.

Martin

I think this should do the trick... So all the steps from the first post - except creating the fc file - use examples.fcfx from below and changes to files examples/main (these are included in the zip file..) Extract the zip file to examples/main Do the idf.py fullclean etc from the subsequent messag...

Thanks - that means I don't feel so bad - I think I paid £6 including the programming extension board.

I'll post the code this evening...

Martin

Yes - same one, though I think I paid a bit more 72p each including the 'extension' board!

Martin